Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences · 1980 · 37 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologySedimentologyStratigraphyTaphonomyCarbonate SedimentationMarine PaleoecologyMicrobial BiogeochemistrySediment BiogeochemistrySediment CompositionBenthic Sediment Microbial MetabolismCarbonate Depositional EnvironmentsCarbonate ProvenanceMicrobial Interactions With Benthic FaunaProglacial EnvironmentsProglacial SedimentationSediment CarbonatesTransitional Horizons
Crustose and columnar carbonate stromatolites from the Espanola Formation at Quirke Lake, and laminated dolostone with fenestral fabric from the Gordon Lake Formation at Plummer, are considered to be products of benthic microbial activity at isolated, carbonate accumulating sites in transitional environments characterized almost exclusively by arenaceous sedimentation.
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Pre-Cambrian and Carboniferous algal deposits
W. H. Twenhofel · American Journal of Science · 1919 · 41 citations · Full text